Amid Rise in Whooping Cough Cases, State-Level Vaccination Coverage Remains Below Targets

publichealth.jhu.edu·May 27

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There is a reported rise in whooping cough cases, which may be linked to vaccination coverage that remains below targets at the state level. Some areas, such as Michigan, are experiencing surges in whooping cough and measles cases amid declining vaccination rates. The trend of falling vaccination rates appears to be a broader issue across the US, with childhood vaccination rates continuing to decline.

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